Séminaire LBMC : Advancing Motion Analysis and Clinical Applications: Innovations in Rehabilitation and Sports Science, Yi-Ching TSAI, Da Yeh University, Tawain

The application of biomechanics in clinical rehabilitation and sports is crucial for optimizing functional performance and promoting recovery. This presentation will introduce a series of studies and interventions involving biomechanics in both clinical practice and sports, with a focus on motion analysis, balance assessment, postural control, and musculoskeletal modelling. It will include an exploration of the role of postural control in the elderly population, particularly those with and without fall experiences, analyzing their responses to continuous and unexpected perturbations. Additionally, the discussion will cover the impact of innovative virtual reality training on improving balance and functional performance in patients with degenerative lumbar spine disease, as well as its effects on post-stroke rehabilitation.